Holly Willoughby’s Roxy Media Faces £377,000 Tax Bill, Court Set for July 9

Holly Willoughby's company, Roxy Media, which she co-owns with her husband Dan Baldwin, has been issued a winding-up order after failing to pay a tax debt of £377,000, as revealed in a recent court hearing. The debt had been reduced from an unspecified original amount, and the court granted a 12-week adjournment until July 9 for the company to settle the outstanding sum. HM Revenue & Customs stated that such legal action is only taken after all other avenues are exhausted to recover tax debts. The situation follows a difficult period for Willoughby, as ITV recently canceled Dancing on Ice, leaving her without a current network project for the first time since 2004. Willoughby's money troubles echo similar cases faced by other British presenters regarding the use of personal companies for tax purposes. Despite these challenges, Willoughby has amassed considerable wealth through her long television career and various endorsement deals.